2009 International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Natural Computing 2009
DOI: 10.1109/cinc.2009.175
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Nutritional Diet Decision Using Multi-objective Difference Evolutionary Algorithm

Abstract: The nutrition diet decision problems on Multiobjective optimization are solved by using Compromise Difference Evolutionary (DE) algorithm. This method is equipped with a domination selection operator to enhance its performance by favoring non-dominated individuals in the populations. DE is a population based search algorithm, which is an improved version of Genetic Algorithm (GA). Simulations carried out involved solving nutrition decision using a method that relationships of dominant to determine the fitness,… Show more

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“…This implies that animal nutrition is in Pareto optimality, whereby any deviations on the nutrient intake or allocation to a trait w i would result in a cost to other traits w j [43]. Pareto optimality in nutritional decisions has been demonstrated in computer algorithms [44,45] but to our knowledge, has not yet been shown in empirical data. Currently, we rely on the growing use of GF to generate landscapes to test Pareto optimality on nutritional trade-offs and feeding behaviour.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This implies that animal nutrition is in Pareto optimality, whereby any deviations on the nutrient intake or allocation to a trait w i would result in a cost to other traits w j [43]. Pareto optimality in nutritional decisions has been demonstrated in computer algorithms [44,45] but to our knowledge, has not yet been shown in empirical data. Currently, we rely on the growing use of GF to generate landscapes to test Pareto optimality on nutritional trade-offs and feeding behaviour.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Em [5] e [6] os autores optaram por usar a otimização mono-objetivo com um AG (algoritmo genético) clássico. Já em [7] e [8] a abordagem multiobjetivo foi aplicada. Ambas as abordagens foram capazes de gerar recomendações satisfatórias do ponto de vista dos objetivos definidos por eles.…”
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